This searchable collection of dream reports from UC Santa Cruz lets you peer inside the head of a bright seven-year-old boy, a natural scientist born in a small Midwest farming town in 1893, a sixty-year-old blind cook, or an eight-year-old girl (“many animal characters and relatively few aggressions”). For sheer novelistic intrigue, don’t miss the dream diaries of Prudence, an English woman born in 1912 with a strong passion for literature: “Real buildings and landscapes known to me seldom appear in my dreams, which inhabit a country of their own, mostly of rocky sea-coasts on which tidal waves often descend, and wild empty countrysides sparsely scattered with castles and churches, across which pass pilgrimages, processions, and man-hunts.”